5IE84251 - Cooker BLAUPUNKT - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 5IE84251 BLAUPUNKT

INSTRUCTIONS ON MOUNTING AND USE

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PRESCRIPIONS DE MONTAGE ET MODE D'EMPLOI

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MONTAGEVOORSCHRIFTEN EN GEBRUIKSAANWIZING

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MONTAJE Y MODO DE EMPLEO

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This instruction handbook is conserved together with the 5IE64251-5IE84251 for future consultation. If the equipment is sold or transferred to another person, make certain the instruction handbook is supplied together with it, so that the new user can become aware of the operation of the cooker hood and related warnings. These warnings have been compiled for your safety and the safety of others. Please take the time to read them carefully before installing and using the equipment. Be sure to also consult the drawings in the front pages, including the alphabetic and numeric references in the text descriptions. Closely follow the instructions in this manual. The manufacturer declines all responsibility for any inconveniences, damage or fires caused due to noncompliance with the instructions in this manual. The installation and electrical connection must be provided by a qualified service technician. The supplier is not liable for any warranty for damages caused by improper installation or improper use of the appliance. Do not modify or seek to modify the specifications of this appliance.

The cooking top must always be used within the limits of normal domestic use, not for professional use, but simply to prepare and keep dishes warm. Any other use is not allowed. The unit should not be left unsupervised during its operation.
This appliance can be used by children from the age of 8 onwards, and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, provided they are properly monitored, or if they have been instructed in the safe use of the appliance and are aware of related dangers.
Children must not be allowed to play with the appliance. Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by children without proper supervision.
Make use of the locking device to prevent children from accidentally turning on the device, or modifying its functions. The unit should not be left unsupervised during its operation.
Do not control the cooking top using a remote timer.
The unit should not be left unsupervised during its operation.
Make certain children at home are prevented from toppling hot pots and pans to the floor. Turn the handles and knobs of pots and pans to the side on the cooking top, so that they are above the cooking top, and to prevent the risk of burns.
For safety reasons, the cooking top must be used only after having been installed in its recessed housing.
Prior to proceeding with the installation, check to make sure there are no visible signs of damage

to the cooking top. Never start up a damaged unit, as it may pose a safety risk.

Do not seal the area between the glass and the worktop with silicone because should the cooktop need to be replaced, the glass could break during removal.

The unit's installation and electrical connection to the power grid must be carried out by qualified service technicians only. The device's electrical safety can be guaranteed solely if a regular ground connection is provided for the cooking top. If in doubt, have the electrical system checked by a qualified electrician. If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified service centre or technician only.

Do not connect the cooking top to the mains using extension cords or multiple sockets, since they will not guarantee the required safety (e.g. risk of overheating).

Prior to connecting the cooktop, compare the connection specifications (voltage and fre quency) indicated on the unit's identification nameplate with those of the mains electricity supply.

These specifications must absolutely correspond, otherwise the unit may be subject to damage. Contact an electrician if in doubt.

Disconnect the unit from the mains when carrying out installation work, maintenance or repairs.

Comply with all air discharge regulations.

CAUTION: If the surface is cracked, switch off the appliance to avoid the possibility of electric shock.

Never open unit's outer casing. Any contact with live parts or the modification of electrical or mechanical parts can cause operating abnormalities.

The induction hob should not be used as a work surface. The rough underside of food containers can scratch the surface of the cooktop.

Always keep the cooking areas and underside of food containers perfectly dry.

Fire hazard

Oil and grease that are too hot will catch fire quickly. Do not leave overheated oil or grease unsupervised. If oil or grease should catch fire, do not attempt to put out the flames with water. Extinguish the flames with a lid or plate, or with a fireproof blanket. Turn off the cooking zone. Never place flammable items on the hob.

WARNING: Fire hazard: do not leave objects on the cooking surface.

Burn hazard

CAUTION: This appliance and its accessible parts become very hot during use. Pay attention to avoid touching the heating elements. Keep children under 8 years of age away from the appliance, unless they are continually monitored.
Do not place objects such as knives, forks, spoons or lids on the induction top, as they may overheat.
Do not heat closed containers, such as tin receptacles, on the cooking top. The excess pressure generated could blow up the container.

Suitable food containers

Only ferromagnetic containers are suitable for induction cooking; the following receptacles, in particular, are suitable: enamelled steel, cast iron, special dishes for induction cooking in stainless steel.

Use only pots and pans with a smooth bottom. Do not introduce any objects between the bottom of the pot and the glass ceramic surface, such as adapters.

Cooking zone Minimum diameter Maxim	um recommended diameter
1 90mm-100mm (Booster power)	160mm*
2 120mm 200mm*
3 120mm 200mm*
4 90mm-100mm (Booster power)	160mm*

• the maximum recommended diameter corresponds to the diameter of the cooking zone; pots of a greater diameter can be used but the heat will spread much less uniformly.

To find whether receptacles are suitable, check whether they are attracted by a magnet.
Another type of special receptacle exists for induction cooking, with a bottom that is not entirely ferromagnetic.

Non-suitable food containers

Never use recipients made of: normal finegrained steel, glass, pottery, copper and aluminium. Do not place empty containers on the cooking zone, as they may cause damage.

Do not place hot recipients on the control panel, in the area of the pilot lights or on the edge of the cooking top, as they may cause damage.

Danger of mishaps

Pots from which liquids have completely evaporated can cause damage to the glass ceramic top, for which the manufacturer does not assume any responsibility.

The appliance is equipped with a cooling fan. If a drawer is set under the recessed hob, a suitable distance must be ensured between the contents of the drawer and the lower part of the unit, in order to avoid compromising ventilation.

The worktop should be flat and horizontal. The furniture should be cut to measure before installing the appliance. Remove any chips to avoid compromising the operation of electrical components.

Considering the ventilation of the cooktop, the following must be provided:

-a 20 mm space between the rear side of the furniture and kitchen's wall (fig.1-2).

-if the cooktop is installed above a drawer, leave a 65mm space between the drawer and the top of the cooktop (fig.1).

Do not store small objects or sheets of paper in the drawer under the cooking hob, since such objects may be aspirated and could break the fan, thus hindering the unit's cooling; likewise, do not store metal or inflammable objects, which could become very hot or catch fire.

If the cooking hob is assembled behind a cabinet door, power it on only with the door left open. Close the cabinet door only if the appliance and residual heat indicator lights are off.

If the unit is assembled above an oven or an electric pyrolytic stovetop, it should not be operated while the pyrolytic process is ongoing, as it can trigger the cooktop's overheating protection.

The cooktop should not be installed above dishwashers because the steam released by the latter may lead to faulty operation of the electronic circuit of the cooktop.

Do not make use of any steam devices, as steam can reach the appliance's live parts and cause a short circuit.

Any interventions or repairs on the unit during the warranty period must be carried out solely by the manufacturer's authorised service centre; conversely, the warranty will be is invalidated and terminated immediately. The manufacturer will not recognise any warranties under any circumstances for any problems subsequently encountered.

Replace any defective or damaged parts with original spare parts: only original spare parts can ensure compliance with safety standards.

Notice to persons with pacemakers: keep in mind that an electromagnetic field is generated in the immediate vicinity of the unit while it is in operation.

The possibility that the pacemaker's operation may be affected is very remote. If in doubt, contact the pacemaker manufacturer or your doctor.

Noise emissions

Induction can generate slight noise emissions, which can vary depending on the material, type of pot and power setting selected.

When the cooktop is used frequently, the cooling fan turns itself on to protect the electronics, generating a buzzing sound: this is perfectly normal.

First usage

Use a damp cloth to clean and dry the cooktop before using it for the first time.

It is recommended to dry the appliance after having cleaned it with a damp cloth, in order to prevent the build-up of limescale.

When the unit is powered on for the first time, odours or fumes may be generated. The odour will diminish with each subsequent use, until it disappears altogether. Odours and any fumes are not caused by a faulty connection or damage to the appliance, and are not hazardous to health.

Attention

Switching on the cooktop

Integra is equipped with touch sensitive electronic sensor keys.

Switch on the cooktop firstly, and then the desired cooking zone.

Activating the desired cooking zones

Press the power button for at least 2 seconds.

All of the displays will light up. If no other inputs are provided, after a few seconds the cooktop will automatically shut itself off for safety reasons.

Touch the key button for the desired cooking zone.

The display will show "0"; press + or - to select the desired power setting, ranging from 1 to P

P: indicates the Booster function, and is present on each of the cooking zones. To activate it, press the + key to get to power setting 9, then press the key once more. This function will remain active for 5 minutes, after which the system will reset itself to power setting 9. This function is recommended to bring water to the boil more quickly.

Pot Detection

If no pots or receptacles are placed or recognised on the various cooking zones, the pot detection function will indicate this condition with the symbol "u".

Set a pot or pan of a suitable diameter and material onto the cooking zones, as described in the section on suitable cooking containers.

The cooking zone will switch off automatically after 10 minutes if no pot is recognised.

Switching off the cooktop and residual heat indication

Touch the power button.

The main indicator light and cooking zone lights will switch off. The cooktop is now powered off. The residual heat indicator, displayed as a H on each cooking zone, will remain lit until these zones have not sufficiently cooled down.

Warning: risk of burns

Do not touch a cooking zone for which the indication (H) appears.

If a cooking zone remains lit for too long at the same power level, the appliance will automatically switch it off, and the residual heat indicator H will appear. Switch it back on to reset the cooking zone's operation.

The table below lists the maximum uninterrupted operating time for each power level:

Powen	Operating limit in minutes
1 520
2 402
3 318
4 260
5 212
6 170
7 139
8 113
9 90
P	5

Timer

The timer function can be set from 1 to 99 minutes on each cooking zone.

To activate the timer: select a cooking zone and set the desired power level, then simultaneously press the + and - keys, and press + or - to set the desired minutes. A buzzer will sound of 2 minutes duration will indicate the end of the time setting, and the cooking zone will switch off automatically.

Countdown

The countdown function can be activated both with the cooktop off or on, ranging from 1 to 99 minutes; however, contrary to the timer, it does not have a built-in cooking zone switch off function.

With the cooktop switched off: simultaneously press the + and - keys, the press + or - to set the desired minutes; the display will switch off and two dots will flash at the bottom right.

A buzzer will sound to indicate the end of the time setting.

With the cooktop switched on: without selecting any cooking zone in particular, perform the same procedure as described for the cooktop switched off.

Child-Lock safety function

The cooktop is equipped with a safety-lock to ensure that it is not inadvertently switched on by children. It can be activated only if the cooking zones have not been selected. To enable the Child

Lock function: touch the power button, then simultaneously press the button that indicates the cooking zone at the lower right, followed by the - key; press the button that indicates the cooking zone at the lower right once again.Once the Child Lock function has been enabled, the symbol L will appear on the display.To disable the Child Lock function: touch the power button, then simultaneously press the button that indicates the cooking zone at the lower right, followed by the - key; press the - key once again.

OPERATIONGB

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1:On/Off motor
2:-motor
3:0n/Off
4: + motor
5:On/Off light

Note: the LED on the hood indicates the various speeds: green 1st speed, orange 2nd speed, red 3rd speed and flashing red 4th speed. If the remote control unit is changed, the appliance must be reset to the frequency of the new unit as follows:

Initialization procedure:

1. Cut off power to the hood
2. Power the hood again
3. Within the first 5 sec, press the light button and release it after the lights turn on (the control must be turned on via key 3)
4. Within 5 sec, press the motor key and release it.

Now you have to wait for about 10 seconds - then you can use the hood normally.

Notes: after 4 hours from the last use of a key, the hood turns off automatically.

Should there be interferences with other nearby remote controls, carry out the code change procedure.

Should it be required to replace the radio control, the frequency of the electronic system of the new radio control must be calibrated again via the initialization procedure.

Procedure for generating a new code for the cooktop.

The radio control is supplied with default codes. If you want to generate new random codes, proceed as follows: remove and restore power to the cooktop, within 5 seconds press simultaneously the two plus and minus keys for at least 10 seconds; the LED will turn on, then press the two keys again (within 3 seconds). The LED flashes three times to indicate that the operation has been completed. Once you changed the radio control you must run again the initialization procedure.

Cooking top

The cooking top must be cleaned after each use. Allow the appliance to cool before cleaning it.

Prior to cleaning the ceramic glass cooking hob, it is advisable to activate the Child Lock function, so that the cooking top is not switched on accidentally (see Child Lock function).

Use only cleaning products specially formulated for ceramic glass cooking tops. Respect all indications on the product packaging.

Do not use the following cleaning products, as they may cause damage to the surfaces of the ceramic glass cooking top:

softeners or products for eliminating stains and/or rust;

dishwashing and/or dishwasher detergents;

detergents for glass;

detergents containing soda, ammonium, acids or chlorides;

any abrasive detergent, sponge or brush;

solvents;

dirt removing rubber erasers;

pointed objects;

oven or grill cleaning products;

any steam device, as steam can reach the appliance's live parts and cause a short circuit.

To prevent damaging the cooking top frame, observe the following guidelines:

Use hot water only, with little soap;

Never use pointed utensils or abrasive products;

Do use a window scraping tool.

Any cooking or dirt residue should be removed with a window scraping tool. Be careful when using scraping tools to avoid injury.

If sugar or food preparations containing sugar, plastic or aluminium foil end up on the hot cooking top, it is advisable to switch it off. Remove these substances immediately from the cooking zone, even if the cooking top is still hot, using a scraper; otherwise these substances can damage the ceramic glass top when cooling down.

(Warning: burn hazard!!!) Lastly, clean the cooking zone when it has cooled.

The symbols on the cooking top can wear out as a result of using abrasive or aggressive detergents, steel wool, and the scraping of pots and pans. Avoid using these cleaning products. In any case, this will not in any way compromise the unit's correct operation.

Note: all of the problem issues described in this section are solely of an aesthetic nature and do not in any way affect the appliance's correct operation. They cannot be restored under the warranty.

TABLE OF COOKING TOP ERRORS

These errors appear on the cooking top display.

Error code	Description	Possible causes	Solution
C, E, C flashing, E flashing or - symbol	If the display in one of the cooking zones shows one of these symbols, an intervention has occurred or is occurring in the system's basic configurations.	Problems or changes detected to the system's basic configurations.	Contact the authorised service centre, specifying the error code.
E2	Excessive temperature on the cooking zone.	Overheated pot.	Allow the system to cool down, decreasing the power or removing the pot.*
E3	Malfunction due to the use of inappropriate cookware materials.	Pots of inappropriate material or possible loss of magnetic properties at higher temperature.	Use pots of a suitable material or replace them.*
E4, E5, E6, E7, E8, E9, EA, EC, EH,	Hardware fault Hardware errors detected		Contact the authorised service centre, specifying the error code.
No display / Function	Voltage or touch control error.	Faulty electrical connection or faulty component.	Contact the authorised service centre, specifying the error code.
u Pot not detected		Inappropriate cooking pot	Use a suitable pot. Refer to the section of the manual on suitable recipients.*
Er31, Er47, Er22, Er20 or segments on the display lighting up cyclically	Touch control fault	Touch control error detected	Contact the authorised service centre, specifying the error code.
Er 03 or	Continuous activation of one of the control keys; the control switches off after 10 seconds.	Liquid or pot on the control zone	Dry and clean the glass or remove the pot from the control zone.
The power returns to level 0		Fault detected on a hardware component	Contact the authorised service centre, specifying the error code.
L	No error! Child Lock enabled		Disable the Child Lock function: refer to the section of the manual

• If the error persists, contact your authorised service centre, specifying the error code.